In England, this remains reflected in the recently-revised social value judgment document produced by NICE, published after the submission of the report of the SVQ project [ 39].
In their social value judgment document, existing debates on utilitarian and egalitarian approaches to distributive justice are mentioned in brief but NICE places emphasis largely on procedural justice, based on Daniels and Sabin's [ 14] 'accountability for reasonableness'.
Aides to the governor said yesterday that records that could answer the question were not, in their judgment, public documents.
Disease progression according to the investigator's judgment was documented in nine patients: group I 2/5, group II 2/6, group III 3/5, and group IV 2/5 (see also Supporting Information Table 2).
In this way the rationale for any judgments is documented and transparent.
The fundamental shift from existing methods of expert review in environmental health science is that each step of the Navigation Guide is conducted in a thorough, consistent, and transparent manner, and all information, including judgments, is documented and displayed in the same way.
A separate inquiry by the Rockefeller Commission also faulted Mr. Helms for poor judgment for destroying documents and tape recordings that might have assisted Watergate investigators.
But he said, "I would not have been in favor of exercising the judgment to destroy documents at this point," based on earlier experience involving troubled clients.
A senior German official said that while the government there would reserve final judgment on the documents, it did not expect the WikiLeaks disclosures to affect Germany's relations with Washington.
A recent sample of foreclosure cases in the 12th Judicial Circuit of Florida showed that 20 percent of those set for summary judgment involved deficient documents, according to chief judge Lee E. Haworth.
